East Tennessee, from ridge to shoreline.

McMinn County seat between Knoxville and Chattanooga.

Home base for Spring Mountain Realty — the Cherokee Lake gateway.

Grainger County's front door to Knoxville and Cherokee Lake.

Historic Sullivan County seat in the center of the Tri-Cities.

Between two lakes on the Holston River.

A state-line city with a music heritage and a lake on its doorstep.

A small railroad town in the gap, surrounded by open country and quiet ridges.

The Watauga Lake shoreline town — clear water inside a national forest.

River city between the ridges, with mountains on three sides.

54 miles of ridge-and-cove shoreline.

Greene County farmland along the Nolichucky.

A quiet Holston River community between Kingsport and Rogersville, with valley farmland and ridge views.

Knox County farmland within reach of everything in Knoxville.

The quiet side of the Smokies.

Plateau country — golf, lakes, and level acreage on top of the Cumberlands.

Tennessee's second-oldest town, sitting right on Douglas Lake.

Foothills-of-the-Smokies lakefront living.

Two rivers, a covered bridge, and the road to Roan Mountain.

Whitewater river town on the Appalachian Trail.

A mountain town at the doorstep of Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Rolling farm country between the Nolichucky River and the Bald Mountains.

A Victorian-era river town on the Emory, minutes from Watts Bar Lake and the Cumberland foothills.

Between two reservoirs, twenty minutes from everything.

A university city under Buffalo Mountain, with a walkable brick downtown.

Tennessee's oldest town — brick sidewalks and storytelling.

The Model City on the Holston — riverfront greenways and a full-service Tri-Cities economy.

Where the Clinch meets the Tennessee on Watts Bar Lake.

East Tennessee's largest metro — mountains, river, and city.

The Smokies gateway corner of Douglas Lake.

The main street town of the Norris Lake north shore.

Nolichucky farm country and Davy Crockett's birthplace.

Two lakes, Smoky Mountain views, and an I-75 corridor town that draws retirees and boaters alike.

A small Union County town on the Knox County line.

Monroe County seat between Tellico Lake and the forest.

Blount County's valley seat, with the tallest wall of the Smokies on the horizon.

River-bottom Knox County land at the Jefferson County line.

Union County's seat — country living inside the Knoxville commute.

Rural Greene County between Greeneville and Bulls Gap.

Working farm country in western Greene County.

North-shore Cherokee Lake, marinas and coves.

The Lakeway region's economic hub.

Residential Hawkins County minutes from Kingsport.

High country between Watauga Lake and the Blue Ridge.

River town at the gateway to the Smokies and the Pigeon River gorge.

Deep, clear water and 800 miles of Cumberland Mountain shoreline.

A planned city on wooded ridges between the Clinch River and Knoxville.

The Parkway between the mountains — one of Tennessee's busiest visitor markets.

Boone Lake living in the middle of the Tri-Cities.

Rhododendron balds, high ridges, and river-bottom land.

Watts Bar water at the foot of Walden Ridge.

Tennessee's second-oldest town, wrapped in Cherokee Lake shoreline and Clinch Mountain ridgeline.

The Grainger County seat — tomatoes, lake water, and ridge land.

The county seat where the Smokies foothills meet Douglas Lake.

Remote Clinch River valley under Newman's Ridge.

Quiet Powell Valley farm country with lake water minutes away.

Holston River town between Rogersville and Church Hill.

I-75 town at the gateway to the Tellico country.

County seat between Powell Valley farmland and Norris Lake.

Small rural community between Jonesborough and Greeneville.

The peaceful side of the Smokies on the Little River.

Small Jefferson County town between two lakes.

Rural Hamblen County between Morristown and Cherokee Lake.